Vnc Into Mac

eans I now get the luxury to carry the iBook around the house, and continue working other than my office. Great! But one issue I would like to fix, I have to log into my main OSX box in my office to check my email . ...

But, to access it I need to ssh tunnel into the uni network and then into the machine itself. ...

First you have to go into the Windows System Properties, the Remote Desktop tab, and allow Remote Connections. This USUALLY enables the port in the Windows firewall. ...

For that, you would need to run a VNC server on the G4 and a VNC client on the iBook. However, if you had the iBook plugged into the TV instead of the G4, you probably wouldn't even need remote control. ...

and when I got to work and tried to log into my mac via my Windows Server by VNC, the connection is dead. ...

I've been having major problems trying to get file sharing (Windows File Sharing, Remote Login, and FTP Access) to work on my Mac (10.2.4). I've tried many times to get it to work, but without any success. I've gone to System Preferences->Sharing and select the services that I want to start, then make sure that the firewall is off for each of them. I make note of the ...

specific VNC module built into the underlying OS. ...

and since they are giving me a Mac mini to help with testing I figured I had better buy my own to use at home so I wouldn't be "lost". ...

cap with the logmein thing... i have set up an account for her dad, he then logs in and adds his pc, then i log into the logmein site from my mac, and i can see his pc, i click the remote and it all goes to hell. ...

sshd is enabled. I use it for remote windoze tunneled vnc session into the mac. ...